The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-07-17
bout 1Se tons OF this ere 10
1noa the dunn at the nina

D0uL 1bv tOus vi bhlb Wv
upoa the dump at the mine
mates show thousand tons in at.
Passing along the ledge to rest az
merous locations are seen. TIL (ackstone
Ohio and Union, carrying goi oliver ana
lead, are the property OF Cove T. NcKiR-
ley and others. All have Wor ,on thsM
and expose considerable ore.
North of the last named mik are tie
Rip Van Wrinkle and Edna, yned ky
Aessrs. Simpson, Lyons and Met :. These
mines have shafts and open tn upon
them, the greatest depth atari beiuF ~
feet. The Rip Van Wrinkle ore ries SolS
and silver about equal. The e.. ore az
, says from s. to $50 in free gold.
South OF the Union and Ohio II 10 Cloud
and the Gold Bug. The latter ! wned ~
Messrs. Weber and Disregard N Whick
quite body of $40 ore Is found.
West Of the Ohio is the Great u tern the
property OF Messrs. nilp, Wren Others.
The works aggregate 40 feet I'd scnS
good ore is exposed.
West of the Great Western lie ne Csm-
modore, issacs, HICKS, Eliza, lhion and
Spriugyille, the property OF Goa nor Nc
Kinley and others. These mil were all
worked IN early days and proou most of
the bullion at that time. The Y was sill
yer, gold and lead.
Crossing Robinson canyon q. n to the
south are a number of miries |, hCed upon
q high mountain lying betwee, Asobinson
canyon and a large canyon c,Y ng into
Robinson canyon from the SOUTH nown as
tine canyon leading to White 4 r. Here
are found the Hidden Treasury slongin0
to Mcdonald and Cupid the o. = %, Poin:,
Sheba and Chief, belonging to srs. Hip,
Wren and others, and some Id $sions be-
longing to John Farrell. Their y ~ been q
large amount OF work don pom this
mountain and several ship Of ere
have been extracted. The or, yer Eo1A
and lead.
West from this mountain ab 70 miles
distant is the property of NJ JacksoH
aud Kind of Eureka, know, Me Key
Stone, from which u large qt of ore
has been extracted and reduc, "a mum
be. of shipments were sent to Eureke
furnaces for treatment which VII ID abou
tMo hund ed dollars per ton silys r
There was also = lot of this OrkH iuced
the Monitor mill, Steptoe cred and an
otnor lot was reduced at the Chssk an mill
Afterward the parties owning t n property
erected 4 mill at the mine AZ reduce
some of the ore. The process tho nplpye 4
was the lixivation process to wi tho ore
r. .dily yielded. The mirty Is g in goo d
condition to produce. Owing n he pres
ent low price of silver the owr deem
best to await u change.
lii addition to the lode clairt here are
within the limits of the DistriCiH
PLACER MINES
About one fourth of q mile froi the town
of Ely in the mouth of Robins CANYON
The Robinson Canyon Consolids = Mimi q
Company has located about 30 fset o
ground extending up ths cluyo o poin
above the Joana mine, wniehi 3catsd a.
placer ground. The pro ,lerty worked
through shafts-six in numocr The bed
rock is found al an average d, n OF sew
enty feet. On the bed rcck IN two to
eight feet OF gravel is found WI n carrie q
.ptd. 1t IS coarse and easily, red in AZ
ordinary sluiee box, which met is used
by the Company in the spring u ~ year,
wnen Ia re is snrfscc water rim us down
th,. CANON. Several runs ,avr en- iaEdu
in this wzr. THc Gomp1l Ia NJ arranl.
ing To put ia dry srplrstDr,. ah thsts .
pcvt The property viii DC made p
ia: Maud s. placer claim d Din the
property ltNt described. and .xte as ur tn .
'Anyon and includes twenty is within
its boundaries. IL il 0ifued b Il B. will
,i.nsoa .rl in all respects IL l'k.f lie prop
'rts ri tls' 70 pilson Can ron Go oi dated
ri4ccr MiaIng Coaipany.
IL will be seen from the ahoya Il ss.rintlou
that the mineral belt extends fro the May
Oar lnine OIL the sonth-eAst Id 10 ths
infu"s At West Camp on The nurti,kes end j.,
20 :rtng 4 distance OF about zig lniles in
lea IN, Tire width Of the belt v yes some .
n pisces II is fully mile wide nd at no
t't.ce Is It scas rlAl q 1alf mills Mineral
r'u H.: io:ou on all portions I've hait.
" ieTe are many iocatious in tdistric,
l. II nave not beca mentioned iEfbis arti-
o's. 'lpsayer sufficient nlI9joer hAi
''"~1, "a 1--WE thf reader a seae.Ei idss Of
IL magnitude. 1
3atnIy .laa done her ps,. for Il sac. ess
II ~ camp. Fhs src ii yer; s. .iIpSt o 1
II enu ne mined without blAstin thereby
snsilE n great tx pense. There ~. numer-
on aprinrs i'll ne district That al Ds used
Ut the mines. and at the .,wn oftly there
l. Large Itrea.n of purS .y.ter lat is not
chs's.o ny frost OF by aot aud dI5 seasons
Inc hills are covered with An abu{ of
tnlrer, sui table Tor mining and ftll Good
W"'.on roads arc built 10 all port, rs Of tn o
t,istrlat, and all the mines are ~ Of &C
ress. Al! that is required for live aud
ooomlng camp il money, and | Iwhe in
'esss Will reap the Iewsrd.