The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-02-08

.4oout 150 tons OF this ore is ex -
upon the dump at tbs mine.
mates sho v u thousand tons in
Passin." tlOng the ledge to II az
111erous locations are seen. The est
Oh1o and Union, carrying gGlGE
lead, are the property OF COMM
ley and Others. al have work
and expose considerable ore.
North of the last named mil
Rip Van Wrinkle and Edna,
M cssi s. simpson, Lyons aud McO
mines have shafts and open q
them, the greatest depth attainH
feet. The Rip Van Wrinkle ore d q
aud silver about equal. The ED
rays from SIS to $50 in free gold.
So tin of the Union uud Ohio ISL
and the Gold Bug. The latter i
Messrs. Weber and Ostergard.
que body of $40 ore is found. b
West Of the Ohio is the Great "
property ri Messrs. Hip, " rem al
The works aggregate 400 feet
good ore is exposed. IL
West of the Great Western lies
modore, Tssacs, Hicks, Eliza, BIZ
Springville, the property of Gov
Kinley and others. These mini
worked in early days and proaud&
the bullion at that time. FAe q
yer, gold and lead.
Crossing Robinson c+nvOa aol
south are Number Ut N res loa
high mountai lying between
canyon an | a lAr9e CANYON con
Robinson canyon from Cle south
the canyon leading to White RID
are found the Hidden Treasure
to Mcdonald and Cupid: the Onfa
Sheba and Chief, belonging to Me
Wren and others, and some loca
longing to John Farrell. There
large amount of work done !,
mountain and several shipment
have been extracted. The ore is
and lead.
West from this mountain about /.
distant is the property of MessrsI
and Kind of Eureka, known AL
Stone, from which a larpe quantil
has been extracted and reduced.
Der OF shipments were sent to thu
furnaces for treatment which yiSa,I
two hund ed dollars per totS9i,
mere was also lot Of this ore re
the Monitor mill, Steptoe creek,
other lot Was reduced at the Chainn
AfterWard the parties owning the
erected mill at the mine and
some OF the ore: The process they e
was the liXlyatlon process to Wnici
readily yielded. The niue is still
condition ~ produce. Owing to
ent low price OF silver the owner.
best to await change.
In addition t. the lode claims |
Within the limits of the District
PLACER MINES
4 hnftt fn,, Mt
OF Fly III the mouth OF Robinson
Inc robinson CanyOa Consolidate,
company nus located about Io.DI
ground extending up the canyon t
ABOVE the Joanna mine, which is Il
placer srouni. The property is
through s;iafts--six in number,
rock Is found at an averape dent
enty feet. GA Tie bed rock fro
eight feet of gravel is iourd whic
Sold. IL Is coarse and easily say
ordinary sluice tox, which lnetno
y the Company in ;he spring OF t
: ii@n tcere Is surface water runui
The capHp9. Several runs nave be
in this way. The Company is now
ing tv put in dry snl.arators, when
pect the properly viii be nude pay
The Maud y. placer claim adlt
property ls.st described, and ext..if
canyon and Includes twenty acre
it's boundaries. 1t is owned by j
hanson and in HI respects il like /
erty OF tie RooiusOn CanyoD Cons
Placer Mining Company.
1t Will De sc9u irOfA the above dcs
that Tie mineral belt extends from
Day tniue on the sUutn-ssast en-
mines at West Camp on the north,
covering q distance OF ABOUT eigh;
length. Inc width OF the belt yar,
At places II is fully mile wide, y
place Is 1t less Cnan half mile.
Can be found on all portiOas of
Ihefe are many locations ia tn,
that have not been mentioned In
Gle. However sufficient ANN
beeD, tn give the reader a "e1eral
its magnitude.
Nature HAS done her part for the
~ the camp. The ore is very soft
1t can De mined without blasting.
saving FT';tlt expense. There ar,
Gus springs III the district thatcan
at tine mines, and at the town of i
H. large stream of pure water tn
Effected by frost or by hot aud dry
Inc AIlls ale covered win al abun
tim Der, suitable for mining and fuc
WAGON roads are built to all portion
district, and all the mines are ca
cess. All that is required for a
booming camp is money, and he
vests Will reap the reward,
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