The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-11-23

Treated at the mill. 500 tons.
estimated value S2o. 900
Raw ores shipped TO Salt Lake.
lis tons. estimated value 1880
Concentrates shipped 10 Salt
Lake so tons. estimated value. 5000
Two gold bricks. shipped to San
Francisco mint --.-... $4,000
Gross output for past ! days--ss7. 900
Actual output for week. less con-
centrates and bullion ---...---- 1880
Estimated output for FIRST Is
days In November .-.---.------.~- 5000
Daily tonnage treated with two
shifts working. about- $50
This II the story In a nutshell Of the
Montgomery shoshone enterprise for the
past week and the first two weeks In
November.
The figures as printed are ~oficial, and
the Herald Is Informed by the mine man.
agement that the statement is not
padded.
The second gold brick was made at
the mill this week. and is worth $1,000.
The frst brick. which was exhibited in
Cooks bank last week went forward the
first OF the week TO the u. s. mine at
San Francisco. and the second brick will
go out before the end of the week. max
ing $4,000 in bullion.
The mill with two shifts working IL
treating about $50 tons OF ore per day.
The mill was closed down for a few
hours Wednesday while certain repairs
were being made. and that delay cut
down the tonnage for the week. An al
lowance of 100 tons has been made for
this delay. making the total tonnage
treated this week 500 tons. The man
agement expects to add the third shift
in the near future. bringing the mill up
to capacity.
The first cleanup from the precipi-
tates will be mad about the first of
December. at which time a shipment OF
same will be made. The cyanide tanks
are now In full commission.
The shoshone mill has been In opera
ton for about six weeks and for a new
mill is doing excellent work. 1t will
probably grind out 1000 tons of ore this
month. n not more and with another
shift working ~nextsmonth. making a "a
hour run. the tonnage will be greatly
increased.
GOLD 1uxxT1oo
Mr.. C.. j. Callahan. engineer for the
Gold Bullfrog Mining company. who has
been In camp for several days. left
Tuesday moor for Los Angeles. where
he will make arrangements for the in
stallation of two batteries OF five
stamps each In the Gold Bulfrog mill.
MI. Callahan makes the assertion that
the Gold Bullfrog has the making of n
wonderfully big mine n that they al
ready have enough ore in sight to keep
their mill running for ten years. He
says they have crosscut their ledge for
e%ighty-one feet without finding the wall,
Under his instructions the ledge has
been carefully sampled every our
inches and such sampling has returned
average assays of s72 to the tor.
YsEx SECTION
Captain f. P. Miner has been all
smiles since his return this week from
the Ibex section. where he is interested
with the three Hockey brothers in a
promising mining property. The cap
tain brought home some large speci-
mems of ore that the boys are taking
out, about six tons of the material hav-
ing been extracted in sinking thirty
feet.
The ore is a sand-lead carbonate. the
ideal fiuxing resaanakocours in a sub
s~tantial deposit that gives great prom
Use.
NAYYLoWEE MILL
The Mayflower Bullfrog company has
asked the Traylor Engineering company
Of New York for estimates on a 20
stamp mill. and the information is ex-
pected to reach the local office this
week. The Traylor company installed
the Shoshone mill. which is giving en-
tire satisfaction. Ar official of the May
flower ompany stated this week that
1t will not be long before the enterprise
will be under way.-Rhyolite Herald.