The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-08
A GREAT CAMP IS RAMSEY

Gre shows it has already assumed !
some of the color, although the work
ings' have not yet reached the water
belt. They will have no great dis
tance to sink to catch it. In the ra-
vine below is well, filled nearly to
the surface with water which doubt
less comes from the hill above en-
which is located the mine. They are
we'll favored at the New Comstock
and hace every inducement to go
light ahead with the biggest kind OF
development. This they propose 20
do and as announced by the manager,
they will never stop until they have
mine. There is every reason 20 re-
hove the record of daily development
at the group, dubbed the Harry Hart
property, will prove highly interest
ifg
Ramsey Comstock
fvery day serves more to prove
tie greatness of the copper gold
strike at the second level of the Ram
| sey Comstock mine. They have
cut six feet wide. 1t is ali in the
| rich ore. Even more than six feet
shows near the breast of the drift
where a shot broke out little extra
ore. Here a measurement shows
! over seven feet across and the entire
width is in the phenOmenally Itch
! sui Dhdes The result of the attack
! OF the vein is a fast growing pile Cf
shipping ore of kind seldom heard
Of in this or any other state. A com
i b'ration of copper and gold in ore
carrying such high values in either
metal as that of the famous dixie, is
r2re, and it remained for the great
nine to produce the extraordinary
ole. Every inch of it is being put
, aside and will be hauled to Apache
, ard shipped. The returns from such
high greade are bound to be unusual
ly good. Next week will see the big
= ore teams taking the consigmor 5
q over to the railroad. Two carloads
are already out and the big strike is
q fast supplying another. This new
Z, product will necessarily run remark.
q ably high and make better returns
+ than the oxide ore from the uppe.
j., level The ore above the water leve
O is not poor either. Numerous assays
| =
e $500 per ton, gold. The rich sui
e phides produce much higher assay
Y. in gold, as high as a dollar pound
is and the extra copper values rarsin!
a. from $50 to 500 ton are added. |
i that sort of ore don't produce big &c
4 suits it would be hard to find SOM
n that would.
ar They are bending every effort /,
Of gain the next level at the dixie. Thre
ir shifts are at it in the big shaft an
ut already the workings are 40 feet b,
a. low the second level. Another 10
h feet is what they are striving SO har
m to reach and this depth will soon /
ID. LuduS, llS way lIISs diS oSuuluS
en- along now There are the create.
ID, possibilities ahead for even a nor
ne sensational strike than was made Q
gh the second level A correspondent
be increase in values as in the case
S. the two last levels would mean OF
ed of fabulous richness, one to compal
ho far Ul- of fio1
Mining men from every cline al
he visiting the bonanza. They shall
ay their heads thoughtfully, and afte
le1 viewing the fine ore body and Il
S. remark has been often repeated
he Lookout for another Mohawk
nd your next level and that's just tt
ck thing liable to occur. The dixie HI
:il- the advantage of the extraordina
he rich copper, however Not only Il
viii added richness of that ore is pre-
Its ent, but the unmistakable eviden
ty- the future for the mine. 1t mea
inc that depth as low or lower than t
are famous Virginia City mines may
attained and that the copper gold O
ldy will be there all the while Such
BILE the history of copper lodges tn;
to have been proven to exist in the S
'ws phides.
ow Immediately after it was found t
is big mine had uncovered copper s
led phides the announcement was ma
Ind by the management that deep m
'ac- ing would be arranged for They v
ma go right through to the 500 le,
ide' without halt. The machinery