The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-01-10
ElY'S REaWiKENlSG.
The Old Nevada Camp Thriving
Under Systematic Work.

] III o"sAAhfh biOib ItSulbSg
Notwithstanding the deliberate curtai.
ment oi the gold output during the last
quarter. in which active milling gave
way to trading than did the old camp
OF Ely. From the opening of the
season developments increased. Tai
ent oi all kinds found foothold,
and the new year dawns with all the
means necessary TO MAINTAIN its posi-
tion among the foremost of the old
commonwealth camps. The feature
( OF the year was the transaction In
which ghe Chairman went to Eastern
iays-te 3, who were required tosshell
out See. 600 while no less important
was ths campaign Of development for
ged bY salt Lake talent at the proper.
ties oi tie Ely Mining company, As
quick to detect the prem millions of an
approaching boom WAS Hon. W. A.
Clark II Montana, who landed on tho
copper as well as the gold belt, whil'
the syndicate headed by Peter l.. Kim.
berry o. Pennsylvania followed. There
We're lesser lights in great numbers and
the neS year dawns under the most
favorable auspices.
THE CHAIRMAN.
This old proposition, for many years
responsive 20 the needs of the miner,
entered the year 1900 with its cyanide
plant putting out a nice quality of dust,
when the attention OF the promoter was
drawn 20 IL AID negotiations for its llc
We're begun. The interest OF Eastern
Investors aroused, an army of experts
began IL examination, aud during the
autumni months the dicker was consum-
mated. To the camp it brings not only
large amount OF talent, but great
deal Of money, and with new mil
which has been projected and for which
contracts for machinery have been let.
the earnings should he made to equal
those of any in the State. In the
meantime the management Is starting
up the old mill, which will be made to
serve the company until the new has
been 20 npletsl
fHE ELY NJ & NJ. COMPANY.
Operations on the property Of this
company were continued steadily
throug hout the year, and results ac-
complshed that must single II out as
one Of the greatest of Nevada's posi-
blities in 1901. In It's equipment plant
of mact inery was installed, which
pipe line through which water for the
new plant viii he conveyed a distance
OF 300 II. was constructed and 1900 feet
of development work performed. In
addition TO this the construction OF
cyanide mill was begun, with James
Atkins as millwright, and on January
18Th its ernshers will bs put In motion
with Wtnthorp IL. Wickman. late of
Coloraf %, as superintendent. The oom-
pany's mines, under the efficient super.
intendency Of J. G. Marx, long of the
camps of Utah, have steadily developed
uuth TIA re is now exposed 36, 900 tons
Of an average value of $50 exposed, and
while 3 .. 900 was expended on develop
ment a. equipment in 1900 but short
time sh ,nld be required TO reimburse
the cowpany with 0 tons going daily
througp The MILL To more economi
cally haudle the tonnage a tunnel that
vii ssres n main outlet was put
Into tha group distance of 80 feet,
through which the orS will pass direct
from the mn)s into sh3e 'Ishsr. With
all these advantages tn Ely NJ nins
and Milling 60 npany begins lis new
year wi IA William VI. Bradley as presi-
dent o 5. Salisbury, vice-president
w. p. Lynn, treasurer and William B.
Sprague, secretary. With Messrs.
Bradley, Salisbury and Lynn the board
OF directors is composed of T.. ID. Il.
Thompson aud L. II. Farnsworth, all
OF Sat Lake.
THE CLARK PROPERTY.
Tho permanency of the ore bodies at
Ely conc,usivsly demonstrated the
wltohful representatives OF Hon. w. A.
Clarl, OF Montana soon had their pick
buried Ia the belts that girdle the camp
and the year closed with developments
progressing on two propositions, in one
of which gold predomina ties, the other
copper. The former consists of the Ju-
piter. lying noar the Chairman, and in
which values identical with those In
the later proposition have been deyel-
oped. On the copper-bearing group
the distinguished miners management
/ has been sinking with most encourag
+ ing results, and it lDks now as il he
would aid another to his string of
bonanza.
ON COPPER FLAT.
In this locality u group OF locations
was taken hold of by Peter L. Kim
bcrly. whose fortunate Investment in
the Annie Laura upon Gold mountain,
this State, has warmed him up toward
the camps of the West as never before,
and for several months his representa-
tlves have been developing In charac-
teristic manner. Already they have
exposed II large amount OF copper
beatine ore, and that he will continue
a very active figure in the camp Is
most likely.
TEE SAPHO COMPANY.
Toward the end OF the year the Web
er group was made the foundation for