The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-07-28
Mn. BEcK's IMPRESSION AS GIVES TO A
GAZETTE" REronrER.

MIR. BEcK's IMPRESSION AS GIVEN TO A
GAZETTE" REPORTER.
Mr.. Beck returned from Olinghouse
Canyon last night, and being interview
ed by a Gazette reporter ~ 10 his inn
pressions OF the camp and its psospecls
and possibilities, said: Eyes, went for
the third time to Olinghouse last Frida',
and remained in camp three days.
Everyone treated me with the best they
had, and wanted me to- stay there aud
assist with what they evidently snpp"s-
ed my experience would be worth in tie
several mining ventures; but, alas,
found that my limited knowledge oi
mining was OF no benefit.
"If the Gazette wants my impression
Of the camp | would give them as fol-
lows:
EVERY acre over an expanse OF three
square miles will produce Indications Of
gold, and every location in the district
can produce ''evidence."
.'The Orc, owned and worked by Proc
tor and Norris, I think ID rsssfy y mine,
and ought to produce sufficient ore io
Justify the building Of a mill IN close
proximity TO their location. The boys,
Ms nearly everyone calls Proctor and
No,r !, have a t%wo-stsmp mill, near the
spring at the east end Of the canyon
When l was up there the mill was broke
down. The boys worked ZONE ore from
their mine and the bullion produced
seemed to be satisfactory TO Them, but ]
don't know how much they got out. My
Impression is that they have the best de-
6nsd ledge in the district.
1.-THE Hutchinson Company have q
shaft down seventy-two fest. FMS sink
Ing showed gold nearly all the way froni
the grass ROOFS. 4 sanhpie't their dump
OF 81 ri ,JJ tons, AMI believe IL will pa,
10 mill, at the same time refuse to be-
lieve il AZ rich as some OF tie owners
think 1t is. III the ore produces bullion
r. . LANCE with the samples taken by
Mr.. Beck the Hutchinson Company will
be satisfied. "Some OF the owners are
a little excited no doubt.-Ed.]
.'Brook McClane has good ore in the
Butte, the Gold Center, in the Number
Two, and some others Of his locations.
",ieorge Avery showed me specimens
OF good ore. Six days ago he made q
new location for Jim Carroll Of Reno.
He pave come of the groupings to sam
ole which / think would mil! from sac
80 $50 per ton.
"Mr. Morris, Of the Gazette, has good
indications. l don't know how much
,ols l,u las, and this will express the
idea | have Of cores Of other locations
(which l looked ut.
"And now, MIR. Editor, let me gel
down 10 business. From what | have
eeen, and what the locators have told
me, the camp Of Olinghouse IL good, but
l wonder why these parties, OF whom
have leen writing don't make a ship
ment OF their ore, and let the EXPIRES,
Company tell the story of bullion ship
ments from O~lingl.oase. Ny iaspressiol
OF the camp is that the day OF tax
horning and %panning, assaying and gen
eral siobber has passed. II the mine
n of O%linghouse ever expect tt
realize or get capital into the camp, the,
must begin to ship bullion. So far thrr,
Inns been TO much location and too littl,
development" III. ii. D."
The Hutchinson Company will deliver
the first installment OF go tons to tn,
Reno Reduction Works this week. The,
are fast getting things in shape, hav'
eeven men at work. n big team haulin,
al are showing that they mean bus
inass. II Others would follow the ex
ample a train load of ore would go int
Reno in short order.
A prospect of ore being shipped thi
week from Olipghouse to the Reno Re
duction Works adds great interest {,
the possibilities OF that camp. Thu