The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-09-05

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been blocked out, he stated, that
would unquestionably warrant the
installation of a very large mill
which would insure run of great
many years before the ore now in
sight is exhausted.
All of the ore mentioned is of
strong milling grade and the time
has passed when doubt existed as to
these properties being wonderfully
valuable. The grade Of the ore bas
been determined by repeated tests
that have proved its commercial
value. Another year will show re-
suits from extraction and milling
that are certain to surprise even the
most conservative.
Continuing, Mr.. Jacobs said the
Wlsdcm was looking up to the ex-
pectation Of the management and
WAS nnquestionably a great property.
The H. Y, recently purchased by
Charles ]. Perkins and associates
| for SO, 900. is also showing up
splendid bodies of milling ore and
the same may be said of the Rain
bow group, which is under the man
agement of M. Estrada, of Joplin.
On the last named, crosscut is be-
ing driven to exploit the ledge ex-
posed above. This cut has encoun-
| tered large body of lime, which
the management believes will be the
foot wall of contact Should this
theory prove correct, SAID Mr.. Jacob
. new feature in mining in Thunder
, Mountain would be presented as &C
far no contacts have been disclosed
The east Dewey company is getting
in large quantity of supplies prep
aratory to an active campaign in de
veloping its holdings during tn
. coming winter. The Dewey ledg
q company is also planning to prose
cute work during the closed seaso
.s and the properties under the superin
). tendency of H. B. Fulton, includin
n the Pittsburg Tunnel, South Dewe
and Twentieth Century, will ;
;, worked with full forces of minel
"a during the winter months.
MIR. Jacobs visited number
properties in the Big Creek dlstric
These, without exception, are sho'
!. ing up we'll. On the holdings OF tt
= Blackfoot Gold Mining company,
v which Mr.. Jacobs is a heavy stoc
10 holder and general manager, tV
n very strong ledges ale being deve
no oped by tunnels. The property co
: sists of Is claims, valuable timb
!, claim and water right The larg
I. If the two claims that are being e
ploited is fully 40 feet in width
~ a series OF assay tests, values we
=. obtained ranging from So to s4o
ton in gold. These assays we're ts
on with a view of determining
e general average of the ore and \
Jacobs is thoroughly satisfied
~ greater part of the ledge, if not
S of it. will mill with profit.
bs. Quantities of white quartz, car
ers ing high values in gold, are show
mo in the 1O-foot lead and the te
tho that have been made indicate tha'
In very high grade product may
no mined from this ledge. The
on tunpeIs are being driven on
o. lodges to open them up 10 a de
a., of 300 feet. Everything at pres
az. points to the probability the @
the pany will be in shape by spring
10. install a 5O-stamp mill and from
showing that has thus far been ID
ose an ore reserve will, at that npe'
.ols blocked out that will maintain
,oer duction up to capacity for al J
All 10 years.
real Undoubtedly one Of the sfe'
the mines in the country, sara Nf
an. eobs, Is the Glasgow Dundee y
the ~ satisfactory results have been
,psr, eused from the development 'pe'
ihus far been done snd ibs ~s'
li.t. .,..t a The oompang pulppnsF