Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-22

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valuable. deposit at
depth.
MANHATTAN UNITED.
Development of Manhattan United
acreage is to be furthered with the
view of opening up the continuation
of the rich ledge recently encounter
ed on Original Manhattan ground,
adjoining. Surface indications and
ledge showing at nominal depth
would apparently bespeak the ulti-
mate location of pay ore on this es-
tate even though the continuation
of the Original vein system were not
encountered within its boundaries.
WILL INSTALL PUMP.
G. e. Stanley, president of the
Thanksgiving company, is negotiat-
ing for a station pump and Super
! intendent Mott is preparing for it's
| installation at the 360--foot level of
| the main working shaft. The pres
ent flow of water into the workings
is hampering development in the
lower levels However, despite this
| fact a sump is being made at the
| 360-foot point and at the 34O-foot
level a station is being cut. From
this level drifts are to be run in both
directions on the vein. Test drives,
fifteen feet In length, have been made
and demonstrate the ledge matter to
carry a gold grade on par with that
causing the sensation at the 100-foot
level. AS soon as the company can
get action on the lower level it will
be but question of days until ample
, stopping ground will be afforded.
SANTA LOLA.
Twenty feet of SIC in gold to the
[ ton ore is being developed in the
: breast of the Santa Lola company's
tunnel, 500 feet in from the portal
The vein matter is hard, blue lime
{ quartz showing both copper and iror
: pyrites and carrying a gold grade
: ranging from $40 to $42.SO thu
/ ton. This ledge, although a contact
3 is not the King Oscar contact TO
Q which the company has been drivins
: for a twelvemonth. 1t will require
some 400 feet more of drifting t
Q reach the latter. Work is beinl
a pushed with all possible dispatch ant
t under the backing of New York CAPT
z talists.
n MANHATTAN 0. R. & r. CO.
t The main building of the Manhat
t tan Ore Reduction and Refining Com
# pany is now practically covered wit
al a sheeting of corrugated iron an
= that phase of the work will be fin
n ished within the week. All but tw
S Of the fourteen cyanide tanks ar
It now in place and the Buffers filta
o press is erected and ready for bus
II ness. Interior connections with ma
e chinery and other apparatus ar
Is about completed. 1t appears prof.
81 able that the plant will be in opera
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d The pumping plant is in place an
has been tested, indicating that
" water supply more than double thu
3 required for running the plant
,e available.
1T NEVADA PLANT.
n C. S. Lemon. promoter of and gel
/ 80 hot
Re Nevada Ore Reduction Company
re erecting on Wolftone ground, +
II ports rapid progress in mill constru
of ton and in placing machinery. tt
rs benches have all been cut, masonl
foundations built and the carpente
he are now engaged in erecting the S
n perstructure Another carload of m
NJ chinery arrived late last week.
en- contract has been awarded for equi
tn ping the mill with an electric Eighth
mt plant having a capacity for supplyil
is $50 16-candle power incandesceni
ROSARIO PLANT.
A force of masons is engaged
at the construction of the foundatio
for machinery and buildings at t
site of the Rosario company's mill
ed the Black Jack claim. Satisfacto
'p- progress is being made and it is {
" pected that work on the superstrt
he ture will begin within the wee
he Messrs. Chapman and Moore. t
all gentlemen backing the enterpri
state that it is the intention to &C
struct mill building of suffice
his size to permit of the installation
several Huntingtons. other than