The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-06
DOLLY WARDEN SECTION
HAS A GOOD LOOK
MUCH GOING on At VARIOUS
PROPERTIES-OR SHIPMENTS
AND SOME NEW STRIKES HAVE
RECENTLY BEEN MADE.

A recent VISIT 10 lll1pan, after load
of camp supplies was rewarded with
! encouraging information with refer
ence To that part of the Deep Creek
country. From the superintendent of
the Gold Hill part of Clifton district
the news that work had been resum-
ed and that engineers were then upon
the ground selecting a site for a new
smelter was good to your correspond
ent. as It also will be 10 many of
your patrons who hold interests
there and in adjacent districts. The
pipe line. surveyed something over
a year ago. to bedding Springs. will
be the source from which the water
supply will be obtained All of the
old time Clifton property owners have
reported for duty and by their faith
and work in that district during this
year have ample ore upon the dumps
to keep the Western Pacific railroad
branch busy for some time.
visit TO the Queen and Sheba
mill and mine was made most
pleasant one by reason of Superin
tendent James l.. Lawton and wife
looking after our comfort in a most
hospitable way. Here the old work
iHgs are being reiimbered. while the
machinery of both mill and mine are
| undergoing such repair as necessary
for resuming work with full forces
This property. as is well known. is
am exclusive free gold proposition and
when the camp is reopened for work
five or ten additional stamps will be
added To those already in place.
In Dolly Warden district there is
al .t.,f. no
than ever before Austin & Cable
shipped one car load of 30 tons two
weeks ago. They are now awaiting
returns for the purpose of govern
ing future assortment. Maddalena.
cozzi & Pistoni commenced hauling
ore to Dolly Warden siding. on the
Nevada Northern railroad last week.
They have now delivered 1872 sacks
and within few days their first
car load will reach the Salt Lake
market. Night and day shifts have
comemnced. one on shaft and the
other on tunnel work. The ore is
lead-silver. some of it extra fine. The
CLYDE Tilford Co. the company be-
| ing w. d. Ermor. S. Eaton and c. II.
Smith. of Riverside. Cal. is doing ex-
cellent work on its Man Behind
group. lying one and half miles to
the southwest of Maddalena AZ Co.
/ From recent strike $50 sacks of
/ fine lead-silver ore graces their
dumps. with more being added day
+ by day 4 carload shipment will he
ready by the time this item reaches
your columns. This company has
/ just completed a eommodious frame
house. which. added to their other
quarters. prepares them with COM
Portable winter protection. Their
ore is rich in silver chloride and so
heavy in lead that ASSAYS are not
required to determine the fact that
il will pay TO ship. Here double
shifts have been employed, within the
week and Mr. Tilford states that adj
ditional miners will be given work
as rapidly as room can be made for
them. Here six months ago not an
ounce of ore had been discovered.
now at a depth of - feet a four foot
vein shows itself in permanent
ground and is bettered with every
stroke of the pick. The California
company is indebted to its Nevada
partner. Mr.. clifford, for this diseov-
cry as well as for the present fine
condition of the mine.
At Moore & McAuley's camp five
different groups are being worked,
those belonging to Byron & Fletcher,
Warren G. White. Harvey Shelton
and the Victoria Co. the latter just
starting in. Upon the White group
the proprietor has made asfine show
ing during the spring and summer,
both upon the Hidden Treasure and
Inn fnAf in
denth. with a 80 foot erosscut. shows
fine sulphide copper and iron. II Is
on adjoining ground that Byron a
Fletcher have recently struck the
best copper sulphide ore discovered
in the district. Their ore vein Is
continually enlarging with depth,
while their dump. with its gold APP
pearing glitter and dark green car
Donate, is beauty 10 look at, Moore
G McAuley have started a drift at
the $50 point in their shaft the wa
ter below t265 feet) having forced
them to this alternative. Fine gray
copper and gold bearing sulphides
are being hoisted. the copper assay
ing rs high as Ga per cent.
w. u. Ennor and James Bell, after
looking over their interests here Tor
a week, returned 70 their home IN
Riverside. Cal, on Monday last. Mrs
c. II. Smith. also of Riverside. is
paying her husband visit here Mrs
Smith expresses delight with mining
camp life and its mountain and valley
scenery. with, of course. our sage
brush lawns included.
Uncle Joe Currie has again been
appointed postmaster at Currie sta
ton. 1t is reported that new firm
of merchants are going to open up
full supply of mining goods NJ this
place. This will be good news 10 the
mining fraternity here and in adj
iacent districts.