Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-12
oLINGHoUSE NOTES

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being done in the camp is the greatest
evidence that could be offered Of the
faith Of the miner and prospector.
II is but question Of a short time
when every claim in the camp will be
developed to stage where the capa-
talist will be willing to take a chanch
for possible mine The future of
Ollnghouse is yet to be determined.
The Green Hall properties are look
Ing very good and nearly all the mines
In the camp are producing ore.
The Hutchinson has been producing
limited quality ore that will run from
fifty dollars to several hundred dollars
per ton The work done in this pro
perty would indicate that the manage
ment have succeeded in getting profi-
Glen labor to carry out their ideas of
working mine with an ey 10 future
production and and we note their pre-
ferance for large dump. ore bins filled
with values and splendid profits, father
than having small dump large mill
ings and no profits.
The Gold Center and Bullew claims
are being developed by Superintendent
Olinghouse in very creditabIe manner.
He has placed the property on a pay
ing balsis besides doing several hundred
feet Of dead work Il is only a ques-
tlon Of time when this property will
possess all features OF an up to date
mine. A considerable amount Of ore
has been blocked out in the lower tun-
mel which will average $50 per ton.
which will be milled in few days.
The Crownpoint crosscut is now in
80 feet ard work is progressing very
glcely. Two shifts are working a,
present
The F'orlon Hope is Being opened up
by Robert Sommers The new lead
discovered by him has been exposed by
an open cut Tor IS feet and drift to
tbs weston the leao which shows an
average Of 10 inches Of ore that runs
from $l2 to 200 per ton
The No. . drift is in 7G feet. and
Supertendent Pool reports that the ore
shoot extends 90 Ieet in the drift, with
values averaging $50 to 500 per ton.
They have about 80 tons on the dump.
The Buckeye mine owners are s,nN-
ing shaft ald report fair progress
The pumping plant for tha Whale
will not be installed far sometime owing
to inability Of the Iumbsr company 10
fill the timber order.
| MI. Benson reports theSlip and Rene
gade looking fine. We expecta splen-
did showing on these properties by the
first Of the year.
The Jumper is taking out milling
that will be a surprise 10 the camp
w. c. Williams has just niiied 20
tons Of ore and cleaned up % pounds
OF retort ana is at least $350J. richer.
Prot. W;nkIe Of the Safe University
was a visitor at the Crown Point mine
last week
r. J. Sandurs in company with
Patrick Hogan. both Of Reno. were
visiting in camp on pleasure and bas
ness enc Gay last week
G. Lawrence. Of Chicago. was the
gues; Of M. Benson. Wednesday
Mr. La@.encs is representing Chicago
capital.
G. Z Smith. oi Cripple Creek. Colo,
Is how On the Crown CONT
l.. crecclus. Of Cripple Creek. Colo.
will spefd few days in camp visitiag
.rie nds
7. Boels. 81 Colorado CITY. Colo, IS
now in camp visiting friends and doing
a little pros ecting . ahleaway the
hours.
There is some talk Of Miners
Union being organized In camp. Whlc !
means good DE John.