The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-06-30

The Grown Point remains about the
same as at Il last report, Open cuts
have shown up ore at different places
and the more work done tine more
promising the property looks.
The Norris and Proctor mill is receiy-
ing the finishing touches and we may
~ expect to hear the music OF the
stamps. 1t has taken the boys time, to.
fix up the mill and enough ore is at
hand to keep it going.
Brooks McClane is working the Butte
and the tunnel is now in some twenty
feet. Ore is being taken out and the
work will now 90 IN steadily.
Brooks McClane has been tracing
some very rich ore the ledge OF which
is on No. 4 and he feels 10Y that he
will soon make a find there. We saw
tue float and is it full Of free gold and
looks fine.
We understand that Andy Russell,
Dan Sisson and George Abbay were
offered $3.50 for the Jumper and refused
to take it.
Joe Casteel islat work on the Houie
Stake and the Indications are good.
There is also good placer ground on the
claim. John George is spending a
couple oil days there this week.
Somebody has made a location and
called it the Engineer. Some good rock
is found there.
The Hutchinson is down AS feet, the
working gang having been engaged in
surveying and awaiting the result of an
accident to Jake Griner who got his
| finger il the way of a boulder while
building monuments. His finger will be
a trife short. The Hutchinson looks
lust about the same and continues in all
ore. The experts are pleased with 1t
and all are watching its progress.
They say upon it depends the outcome OF
the green hill mines and that 1t Is
developing the claims on that hill. The
boys ought TO receive every encourage
nent in their work. The outcropping
on what is supposed to be its wal some
| 90 feet from the shaft show some free
gold. The Hutchinson promises to be a
good mine.
X. f. Stoker is going to work on the
Tip Top, where ore is found on the sur
face, and we may look for "a good show
ing.
Over towards Tiger canyon new discov-
cries are being made and ore found.
DR.. Jackman has a man working there
and the mine il now showing free gold
in quantity, the rock looking we'll. We
believe that this mine will be u pro-
Queer.
Martin Kline and DR.. Ja"kman are
going to work on the Royal, and there is
ore there.
Avery and Richardson have been pros
pecting in Tiger, and like the country
exceedingly well.
We hear that f. q. Bailey has made a
strike in Bimetallic by getting under the
cap and finding green rock OF the same
character as in Olinghouse.
Griswold and Cowles have tried to get
a working bond on the Addie G mine,
but there is several thousand dollars
difference in the amount wanted and
they cannot come together. This is too
bad, as they offer to run a TUNE POO
feet deep to develop the property.
X. FL. Cowles has spent several days
in the camp and has made several loca-
tons.
John Sheehan wants to give people
who will work a chance, and makes
some good offers. He doesn't seem to
want the earth either, and is very
liberal with his terms.
Dry washers are being talked of freely
to experiment with on the placers where
the gold is heavy and coarse. 1t would
be a good idea.
No. 2 shat fs down 35 feet and shows
some free gold in the bottom. The
ledge now dips to the east. They are
thinking Of putting on u night shift in a
few days. Such work counts greatly in
the camp and it is the kind Of work that
will eventually bring the camp out.
The Gold King has been exciting the
camp this week because OF the finds
made by prospecting and the assays OF
the ore running $45 in several samples.
The mine runs well on TO the green hill
and adjoins claims that are very promis-
ing. The Gold King will, he believe,
prove to be a tirst-class property and