Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-11-06
pRoaa,s,No DISTRICT.


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From reliable sources We learn that
moro money will b exepnded tn this
district for exploration and develop
ments during this winter and next
spring than has been spent since the
discovery at the camp. ...rs 4
The experience gained from years Of
extensive prospecting Of ore deposits,
varied IN occurrence so as to present
nearly every problem encountered I'm I
prospecting with diamond drill ought !
to justify Ira Miller in introducing the
new Davis calyx drill to be used in
this camp by the Springfield Nevada
mining company. .lss 49,
There is no question about the pros
pecting Of lodes' being greatly faEih-
lated by the use Of drill holes; &c. the
machine penetrates the hardest rock
preserves samples Of the strata intact.
and costs but asafffle compared with
tho ordinary. Of locating aud
determining the quantity and quality
ofsofe In oil kinds of deposits.
II attened with success the mine
owners in the district will no doubt
take to the use Of them and the grad
T, ual revealing Of the possible rich sui
! phide some lying near, at ore even be-
low the water level. would mean = Sec
l ond Comstock for Nevada h.
The Cabin No , presents . very
favorable location for determining con-
ditions ct depth and for lateral deter
limitations.
!. While II 10 not certain that the IN,
Yormation gained win be made public
It is nevertheless . work subject to
analysis by judgment Of the indivt
dual.
n. r. Ryan, OF Springfield, Mass.
largely interested in this company, il
here tor lengthy visit and states tina
having gone over the camp in . gen
eral way and reviewing many Of tn.
producing properties he il more thai
convinced that the future Of the dis
trict will be full Of pleasant Surprises
for prospector, miner and mine ow
ner alike.
The drift in the Cabin No. 2 to tn
north is now about $50 feet wit
about inches Of $50 ore exposed +
the face as IL to be seen for the or
} tire length Of the drift which Is nov
being square set: the slopes bein
\ carried along with the timbering. TIL
J company has two Huntingtons at tn
mill No. 2 crushing ore hours pc
day and it is thought that they wi
soon have enough water for Is hou
runs. ~
E. and H. l. Olinghouse have 0
dered machinery for stamp mill tn
mill site has not yet been determine
upon. Over 700 tons of ore await
r treatment from their bonanza mine.
"a The Jumper has been sold to feline
= Kelly & Witte. trio Of Colorado mi
n ing men. Messrs. Jelinek and Kel
le will remain in camp and resume .
v erations about the first of Janual
n 1904, J. L. Witte spent several da,
here during q recent visit. After I
;" viewing the camp the party took
r the Carson sink and Soda lakes, killiI
4 many ducks and enjoying themsev
~ hugely four or five days. Mr.. Wit
returned to Denver, promising to I
ny peat next year.
~. Nelson & Enrick report. no chan
in values or quantity and from t
smiles on their faces we put our que
m at about a ton of $40 ore per day.
~ The Belcher leasers are prepari
m to mill their ore, estimated at $50 2
i'll ton
ne on the No. 2 property, which was v
E. tied last week by one of the owne
who picked up a piece of float wsi
horns free gold to the tune Of $500 !
it's ton.