The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-05-19
Nevada Mining Securities Review


RUSH veins VEINS '' oDssa a1" p sd '% %~s to run through a@s Rush claim 's"sA"A' for a dis.
a .s.,. ) r. 4 y VEL M Ss sa from % Hs a s z. a sssn Ssa i fass work. '' lone aa \" ! claim FER
;. p Se ap r yms. ys s a h 7 B" 1a sa S sS%a n % yet S %%sI s'1 Little %sa VII done; sa.
ss=s@$ 3 3 FL ne 4: $ $s. ts f. '$ s $ s ;$, i 4 s &: Ss I'd j f ss $ average assay !" -" pc on
TUNNELS AND cRosscUTs.
.n, 5 15sSsI .M II 2 81 ! Denver gsa ss e hp of s n". .sgsa a &a hs sHH G"a ss Sl Is Shows 90 1 s%s s 81
i. s: %sss E 81 ST. ! ,s asss orc Claim @ Milling in . ss feet for s s=s. '% %sl :" P P%s: =' ' ss i ss almost g
vein 5S !: j / : 3 + !: e :::::: s: q: : ss { Il, : :, s Sc: + Sc e :s s : *: i. {: s$ ST + T. 81 s. :$ :P 4 ' ' ;;i$:
Ds'"r Tunnel ~ I q% S csn1 In IS feet on Denver rn following foot" wall Same ''|
losing sT gsas No sG same s g %s SA a ssH a iS ra as q 10 Denver g 'H following foot 'n ana us
sps hist UNI s5 !. 4 4 { IS ss s s$ G X ~ Is s3 t IL s surface" ass '| a s%Ts quality q low grade ore opened up =
ss 81 ESss Fl; ): $; 81 !: |, &; 81; a; Az; 4: S :. e; s.: e: Il: {. e.: II + E: s; ;. s s;;.;s il; @. .. : & {: : 81: &
This s% Tuss Is sn sD : in g %s . s1i ssn1 asa s the s saa aasz @%% s elm IN . feet on a' a@' '-
chute Ess 3". y : E. g. s~7 S& ss@ : ;a$' $ 6 q: s s e !; s f. st.; s $T e :.= s :' ~ . ~ : s :s, to: to- = Il E;
II :: Es I'll $ ss=s Il ss7 IN $h =ss tt Sa ' 's d% 1 H be % %- s' s E. ' %E f va" " "%' i. '"E
This s TSsT II s% mo t. % crush ss ss$; a ns ". as s a 1%=. ysa. sss9 81 the s sE feet" On h''v VEIN
v. 9g sSsg d ss s re vas s" : s' I'm Il s; S$ y hi FROM H%' rs point s to- On " s the s1 %s of Of as " saaS
um s HUsf s.s so davs es howl S1 as s a%1 ps s s ad f' sss% G' %sl It tt is "a al ' % % s % s%
milling h S addition to the twelve tunnels outlined bs two apans,h have been run
essss No ~. is s ao ns as % R$. os% mm %s I ss ssnd driver in the North Lateral tunnel
a o~ %@s No aa z know gs i s ss g Ms G ss nn has ss s@ as $50 1 p s fa. across tn" "' and all !"
getting ! raj s s S si s t s ,st 1s Il. H & G os s a a TING s s$s Lateral Tunnel run 70" the '4"" Of
NATURE OF DEVELOPMENT WORK, ETC
rich ora Al a %. %s ass s. l sa s e ss s s s$s$ s s': $y s s s:1 s$s r. = s s .is s$ ssf v $ T. s ss
5; 5s 'SS s IL. ' sd Hs' Sass If sSssa s nd . % s% s% die s s& ore II s ss! ss sss s%s s$ 4 ss sss
:; ; f.: s r. : :, $ 3; $s IT, $ r S $% $S III !: +: !: e. e. E. E 4 4$s = s e s 81 : Il s ss$s E; & f. s FL $$$ s: a :$s : e:
' a1 bS sHGf4 bs s:s T n% ne s sd ass TO @a 80 " s s ssa or s %S%ya 's ssa %si sy 9a Of @ % '% %%sS e
.a.s ss:% e s s$% 81 E Is !. s ! s=s, IL ss =: s s ,s: ss zss sS mine of ''n's a. the
s.n.s as2 %ssasss s s sl ss%@:a @ Gs%s @ s st s:Da a: ss s II s.s ss s 1 ss ii s% sss il On :
personally @mrMH watched the progress. of development work on all the properties on Bonanza NmmtanM that
the g@tet property Bonanza Mountain
c..,. s$ $ s e. e.: e 2 ; $ $$$ rs a. S e. s s $s e. 5's e. & a s5 Hs sS=4 # Mines s: .s$,y a saa Mining 4:
average ASSAY values in the tunnels near the surface on the Denver vein in Bmfrog Rush Mining
Comnv ond are even hmhet han by we're on the Denver vein in Buufrge Dmver Mines
ompany ground The character of the ore in this vein in bhp properties is similar There is no
reason known to mining science why tms anne high vhes as Characterised the Denver vein at depth
pny ground, and thyt ket as an accepted fact that's let as good msw ill be found at depth
on the Denver weir in Bufog Rush Mining Company ground as are low being found at depth on
te@ sam vein in Denver ground
s~: sg 5ss II r. s% "a - a$$$ ~, IL II $ sss sss; "$ P: y s e. ' y y + i s5 s S s.. s:: $; showing: ss1 $ #: $ q;
a' t 1f Dsr For r% n fn of So ST ss 90 a %5 a Of bay p% sss ss "a s far so% nv s" se af a % yss Ga s.e tts
depth the Rush vein will be- found to be as hgef ma large mining proposition thai the Denver
ydn. They point out that the average assay obtained on the Denver vein on BunhOgD Denver Mines
depth average values of from $40 to $50 per ton are ag obtained
MANNER OF MINING, ORE RESERVES ETC.
1t has already been noted that all of he work lone on Bunhog Rush Mining Company ground
has been prsemtedw will view to defining the veins and determining the coninunyo of the ore
boes and no attempt sn been made to block out ore At the anne time the work hs been accom-
with a Ww to transporting the ore to mills in the immeiaev vicinity all of the work will have been
found to be of utility and none of it waste
1t is snow estimated by Prof Bailey the" consulting engineer in charge that's sufficient ore has
year and thath years blocking out ok will disclose sufficient ore to keep a 1Osamp mill
busy for i've years
Thea vaaev value of the ore opened up on the Rush property so nr is SIS per ton A noun
tain it is rveded If the veins have ordinary DEPTH, and there no reason to bewe they have
tuenth there arch hundreds of thousands of ns OF ore that it will pay to mill in Bunhog Rush Min
ing Company oum1 and thee mut cannot be computed
1t has been pointed out that all of the veins on Bonanza Mountain have improved in vas as
depth has been obtained and that if heg general experience proves true on the Rush an enormous ton
of shafts and wins hsb en accomplished
The conservative men at the head loft the company however, prefer to base their zones and
calculations on helo lowest possible average values Of ore bodies a rddon the surface and momar
tmy describing the practical guarantee of the engneasH the ore at depth win be found to be
hsomPanby richer than on the surface they are cnfnngh drc hcuatonsb Profits that an bee
allied on ore that averages SIS per tn onE.
MINING AND MILLING OF RUSH ORES
in the State school of ne of South DaEoa-he state in which is located the great HmMaEe
Continual IN pna TbN