Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-28
ARE Stacking TONS
Of HIGH GRADE

ttoch Wlhf k'A thai muNh Eftatt e.
Here is a property that viii. as soon
as an orr market is provided. make
its presence felt in the state by a
large production OF gold bullion. Not
only have hundreds OF tons of high
grade shipping ore been blocked out.
but there are thousands OF tons OF
milling grade ore that will plate from
SIS TO $40 per ton. gold. exposed in
the workings.
Just at time when each weeks
work was producing an increased ore
supply. it has been necessary to dis
continue shipments. because the ore
purchasers and smelling concerns
served notice that the shipper would
have to wait sixty or ninety days for
his returns. This declaration made
the condition very uncertain and min
ing men declined to take chances.
The Ramsey Comstock company
had forwarded three or four carloads
over to the shipping point, nine miles
east of here, and were preparing to
put it in the cars when the new con-
ditions of things TRANSFERRED. This
pile represents just SO much money
in reserve for the company treasury
any time II is possible to dispose of
it. 1t will all average more than
500 per ton, and altogether will
bring tidy sum.
Down in the fourth level of the
mine the rich veins are in evidence.
richer and better than ever. The
character of the ore at this deeper
point is such that more proof is had
of the permanence of the ore deposits
and consequent long lived producer
More of the rich tellurium has been
found on this level than at any other
point, showing that the deeper they
go the greater are the possibilities for
tremendous bullion production There
is every indication at the present
depth that this property will rival
anything discovered in this state
since the palmy days of the great
Comstock producers.
In all the slopes above the fourth
level there is quantity of high grad
ore ready for extraction that con
tains a great many thousand dollais
worth of gold A visit to the mine
and inspection of the great area o.
ore, lot of which shows seams ant
blotches of free gold, is sight to b.
CARt the country is assured of lo
more real money when it is all FINAL,
extracted and treated. Long drift
each way on the big veins expos
hundreds of tons of ore that has no
been touched and present indication
are that great many more feet will
be driven before the limit of the higl
grade is reached.
The country at large is looking t
Nevada for needed relief This it will
get and one of it's mines in this mort
end of Lyon county is sure to play a
important part in the output of gold
that precious metal with which al
other metals and products are mea
sured. The merest novice might Sc
that the immense quantity of ric
ore blocked out in the mine, an
which from the big outcrop to tn
lowest level will show free gold car
not help but turn lot of wealth int
the country's treasure vaults. Eve
under present development the ou
put is certain to be large and ther
is now stronger indication than eve
that the production will increase an
the ores become richer.
The thing most needed and thu
which will make possible maximum
production for the Ramsey Comstoc
mine, is mill. With that proper
so situated that every pound of OF
contained in the big ledge, betwee
forty and fifty feet wide, may
treated right on the ground, it b.
comes one of the biggest mining pro-
osition to be found anywhere. 1t
more imam likely lHdl tHS Collpdi
will, as soon as the present situate
clears, bring to successful issl
plans already mapped out for lars
reduction plant. The successful Gu
mination of the plan is not gre
way off and the moment stamps cor
mence to drop over on 'Bonan'
mountain, just that moment Il
Ramsey Comstock goes on par vii
any of the countrys big mines.
The present scare cannot last lon
as the situation in Wall street al
the east is constantly getting bette
while most places are holding the
own. In few weeks miners will
able to ship their ores regularly al
when they do the Ramsey Comsto
will be in the business stronger tn;
ever.-Ramsey Record.
It comes put up in a cOllapSlL