Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-27
WILL START MONDAY
The POGO TEMPO Mill Ready
For Action

fOr ACtIOn
Messrs. Honsinger and Briggs. of
the POGO TEMPO Mining Company,
are in this city. They expect to leave
for the mine and the mill the latter
part of the week, The mill is compile
te and only awaits the arrival of a
pump ordered from San Francisco to
start up. They figure that the mill
will crush the first batch of ore next |
Monday, the first of the month.
When this mill starts many Carso- |
mites will watch the developments !
with more than ordinary interest, as
all the advice from the mine is of the
best tenor. .-everal experts have had
a look at the property and all have
declared that it was the best outlook
for real mining proposition on big
scale this side of T.onopah. There
seems to be no question as to the amo-
unit of ore in sight and as far as sam
pied, it more than comes up TO expec-
tatlOnS.
/ Should the trial mill that has been
placed on the property show values
as expected the few stockholders will
be more than compensated for Their
trouble and money expended. while
: the owners can figure on comfort
: able fortune.
Considerable Of ne ore mas been
placed on Exhibition in this city sincce
the discovery, and every one that has
: seen it. says that it is by far the fine
: brought to the camp in many years
The mill that has been erected is for
: the purpose of concentrating, with tbs
4 intention Of Shipping the concentrates
i to the nearest smelter. Since the diff
+ ficulty that has befallen the Gardner
It vile smelter, the POGO TEMPO people
l. viii make the first shipment to Selby
e In the process of building the mil
il well was dug which supplies plent.
of water and road was graded to tn
n mine which is only half mile away
y SholI maui 10 az w WI I'LL az
ID the boys figure that one team will han
n more than enough to supply the fiv
II stamp mill.
% The entire work has been done b
is members of the company. and the
i'll only sold stock enough to purchas
Ii what was absolutely necessary. To
n much credit cannot be given the I'll
as ting members of the company, as the
I'd have not only developed their pro
IN erty but have placed mill on tt
1t ground to IVORY their rock Look OF
o. for the POGO TEMPO from this tin
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ne The Eureka school board has ma,
an order that school children fro
or outside districts attending the Eurel
-lv public school will be charged ST 50 p
ire month for their tuition.
Three large smelling plants ha
been erected in Salt Lake Valley
- indepedent companies. They have
W joint capacity Of 1900 tons per day.
ce- Ittween thirty an fourty blitiin
Or arc in course OF ccn3trI,. N in ToI
-ic- ntf. and contracts are let for ma
les lrt re. The scarsc,tv of lumber is /
great drawback just now to t
growth of Tonopah.
Most Of the grading work on the r
road cutoff between GOlcoEda a
of Stone House will be completed by {
ON tober list and probably be ready
at rail laying November 1st
-" is said that about twenty-five he
of tame elks which have been kt
under fence at the John Devine rar
have been sold and Will be driy
here and shipped east before long
Silver State
There are 500 hives Of lees
3 Lovelock valley and the owners
: pect to ship four carloads Of hOr
Ger this year
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