The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-15

number OF rich stringers are coming
through on the face of the crosscut and
the indications are exceedingly encour-
aging.
The Goidheld Acacia lease on the Pot
latch is down III feet and will be
continued on to depth before erosscut-
ting. "a
JANUARY JONES
The January Jones lease on the Corn
ishman claim of the Florence is getting
ready to make regular shipments. The
shaft is down 500 feet and a great deal
of underground work has been done
The February White Rock lease on
the Rigali syndicate property has struck
4o-foot ledge on the 325-foot level.
short distance from the shaft. The
values are increasing and the manage
ment hopes to encounter shipping ore
very soon.
DAISY L. D NJ.
The Daisy Leasing and Mining COM
pany, of which Robert r. Todd is man
aging director. has leased blocks Nos
1. 2, 8 and 4. on the Daisy No. claim.
and is pushing development work ener-
getically. The shaft is down 1S5 feet
and will be sunk to 900 feet at once. at
which level crosscuts will be driven for
veins that have been exposed on the
'1Irface. Twelve tons of ore taken
from the lease during the first week
brought returns of $517.47. The plant
is we'll equipped with a hoist and all
necessary machinery. The lease is To-
Gated near the main shaft of the Daisy
mine and a short distance of the Great
Bend. both shippers.
st. IVES LEASING
Development work is progressing fav-
orably on the st. Ives lease. They are
breaking down ore and another carload
will be shipped the first of the week.
On the 30O-foot level new vein was
cut a few days ago. The vein is four
feet wide and the stuff assays from IS
to $212.60.
Three veins have now been cut on the
100 and s00-foot levels and manager
A. A. Codd believes that they will form
junction little depper down.
compressor plant will be installed at
once and when it is in commission the
shaft will be sent down to 400 feet and
crosscuts driven to catch the big vein.
REVIEW LEASE
The Review lease on the Red King
Claim of the Florence Is crosscutting
to the south on the 300-foot level to
catch the Little Florence vein. A
stringer of quartz, six or eight inches
wide has been cut a short distance from
the shaft and this is regarded as good
indication of the presence of the big
ledge in the neighborhood. The Review
equipment Is first class in every partic-
ular and there will be no trouble in
handling the ore when 1t is reached. On
the Review No. on the Third Chance,
a crosscut is being driven at the 150-
foot level.
The Goldfeld Fargo lease on the C.
o. d. has cut ledge of good ore on
the 275-foot level. The ledge is from
five to eight feet wide and carries good
values. The shaft is down 425 feet and
a crosscut at the 400-foot level is now
in ore.
MoHAwK JUMBO
The Mohawk Jumbo lease on the
Jumbo Extension shipped $50 carloads
of ore during the last week, averaging
about $175 a ton. The output will be
increased to fifty tons a day by the
first of the week and arrangements are
about completed for still further in
crease in the production. spur track
is being constructed from the railroad
to the lease in order to facilitate the
handling of the ore.
The breast of the drift on the 450-
foot level is eight feet wide and the
vein is steadily widening. AS soon as
the spur track is completed sinking will
be resumed and the shaft sent down
to the footwall