Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-01
WHAT'S DOING AT
ROSEBUD CAMP
PHENOMENAL ORE Is TAKEN
FROM THE BROWN
PALACE.

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ledge superintendent Fink believes
this property will become one of the
greatest gold and silver producers in
t. State and is working with that
in view.
/, Il the shaft a force of men is
prosecuting the ledge, but the foot
wall has not been reached. This
ledge is fully twenty feet in width
and the indications are that the pay
streak will be fully two feet in width
and that the ore will hold up close
to the surface values.
In the open cut near the gold
shaft, sacking of ore continues. Some
phenomenally rich ore - running
more than $4,000 ounces in silver,
besides the gold values-has been
taken from q streak on this vein.
Manager Fink is constantly making
additions to his force of men. AS
soon as enough ore has been sacked
to make up carload it will be sent
to the smelter via Humboldt.
Nearly all the Rosebud prospect
ors who recently went to the excite
ment near Juniper mountain have re-
turned to town. They are unanimous
in their praise of the country, but
state that practically all the ground
is located. While.there George A.
Childers and Nick Combes took an
option for $4,000 on the Ramel
property. There are said to be a
number of large lodges, carrying
gold, silver, lead and copper in the
district, and that small amount OF
development work will result in the
establishment of producing district.
Nearly all the Rosebud contingent
We're fortunate enough to secure
good ground. The first locations in
theaAistrict were made in June last,
but there was little excitement in
that vicinity until about three weeks
ago when Bert Lawrence and o. ].
Laing took an option on the Knight
and Morris property.
George Phillips, Jr., one of the
owners of the Rabbits Foot group
of claims, comprising the Lady, the
Gent, the Butt-in and the Rabbits
Foot. under instructions from his CO.
partners has begun the assessment
work upon this property
The Rabbits Foot group is one of
the best located pieces of ground in
the Rosebud district, having the
Dreamland on the east side and the
Brown Palace adjoining ON the west.
1t is in the very heart of the richest
part of the district The big vein
from which the Brown Palace is
sacking high grade is traceable across
the Rabbits Foot.
Mr.. Phillips states that all of the
assessment work will be completed
as rapidly as possible and that it is
very probable that the owners will
continue operations upon the prop
erty as the assessment holes will un-
d0ubtedly uncover some extremely
| rich ore.
| Manager Copley of the Golden Tri-
angle states that contract will be
let for 50-foot drift on the vein on
this property which has been opened
with 60-foot shaft. The drift will
be run east from the bottom of the
shaft, it being the opinion of himself
and OF Superintendent AbstAin that
the shaft cut the west end of the rich
ore shoot which was disclosed in the
/ surface workings. The Golden Tri.
angle is one of the best located prop
critics in the sulphur road part of the
district and if indications do not fail
will make great mine.
The shaft on the Big Six property
in the Sulphur road part of the dis.
trict is down about twenty feet and
the contractors are sinking it to the
50-ff t&point as rapidly as possible
ThloneDperty has one of the strong.
est feeSes in the. country. Surface
development opened up eighteen in.
ches of ore carrying more than soc
ounces in silver and streak nearly
eight inches in width more than 1900
ounces. The Big Six was recent,
taken over by the Brown Palace PEG.
pie.
/ Considerable assessment work is
going on in the district A. NJ. darcy
| and F. NJ. O'Brien are doing the work
upon about fifteen claims; Dan Fitz
patrick has couple of men at work
on the Mummy group and the Hobo
fraction; George Phillips has men al
work on the Rabbits Foot group, ana
Monday r. l.. Thomas will begir
work upon the claims belonging t
himself and associates. Taking it al
together Rosebud viii be busy in {
mining way for some months to coale
Humboldt Star.