The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-30
NEWS OF THE CAMPS OF NEVADA
ACTIVITY IN ALL THE DISTRICTS OF
THE STATE--ExCELLENT OUTLOOK

The Keane Wonder sent another
big gold brick to Carson last week
worth $3.50 1t is said the mine pro-
duced in February $4,000.
Los Angeles capitalists are said to
he trying to get the Bonnie Clare
stock, after which the mine and mill
will resume
The Montgomery-Shos near
Beatty. is sending gold and silver
bullion to the minis in goodly guam
tity, while car of first class ore is
being shipped daily to the shelters.
Manager Charles Gracey has re-
sumed operation at the Techatticup
at Eldorado Canyon. Lincoln county
Twenty men will be employed as
starter.
The 10 stamp mill # the Silver
Peak valcalda Mining company is
running steadily on ore from this
company's mine at Silver Peak,
crushing an average of 80 tons day
p. o. Chilstrom of Crescent has "A
good showing of ore in his Annie De-
nit group, and 1t is stated that he
will soon begin ore shipments to- the
Needles smelter
There is considerable mining ac-
tivity In the Dolly Warden country.
There is every indication that the
section will prove winner during
the coming summer.
Work is being pushed in the con-
struction of stamp mill for the Kin
dergarten Mining company of Seven
Troughs. A. Forsythe has charge of
the construction of the plant.
The Nevada Hills of Fairview, in
it's new strike on the $50 foot level,
has body of ore going from $50 to
$500 to the ton. The company will
pass its regular dividend for this
quarter.
Jessup, the new camp about 35
miles southwest of Lovelock contin-
ues attracting great deal of atten-
ton. Huxley. station on the
Southern Pacific is the leaving point
for this district
Messrs, Magnum and Williams of
Vernon, of the Mother Lode NJ. &. NJ.
company, leasing on the Gold Run,
have made an important discovery,
values ranging from $40n to 81 500
to the ton.
The property on which the rich
gold strike at Mason Pass was made
recently was sold last week by
Charles Richardson, the discoverer,
to Clark brothers of Salt Lake for
$4,000 cash.
Five feet of good ore, two of which
will run several hundred dollars to
the ton, has been uncovered in an
upraise in the Silver Legion in FL
dorado canyon district, Lincoln
county. The bins at the mine are
full of ore.
The ore zone of Cloverdale can
yon, as indicated by surface assays,
paintings and visible gold specimens
from shallow workings and location
holes covers an area two miles
square From a rough sampling of
the whole district. taken in Decem-
Der. 1907, 81 surface assays averaged
$13 in gold.
Cloverdale located 3 0 miles north
west of Manhattan, is now in the
limelght, being the scene of an old
time stampede The strike which
caused the rush was made some
weeks ago, but was kept quiet until
last week 1t is said that assays of
the ore run as high as $4,000 and
$4,000 to the ton.
The last report of the Greenwater
Copper Mines and Smelter company
has just been issued. This company
believes the district will make good,
and has 1925, 900 on hand for devel-
opment purposes Work is being
concentrated in one SHAFT. which is
now down $50 feet.
The Salt Lake Leasing company,
operating on the Comet near Seven
Troughs, G.. NJ. Morrow and j. S.
Bedford in charge, has opened good
body of milling ore at depth of 3o
feet Four and a half feet of he
vein averages SIP to the ton. while
some OF the vein goes as high as
$136.
Active operations will begin on
the mines of the Austin-Manhattan
properties before the first day of
April. Men will be put to work max
ing needed repairs on the Clifton
mill and installing machinery, air
pipe, etc, necessary to the continu-
ing of the cleaning out of the tunnel.
1t is the intention of the company to
erect a cyanide plant for the treat
ment of the taiings at the mill.
The kindergarten mine in Seven
Troughs district contributed more
than its share of excitement to the
epidemic of surprises rife during the
week. Instead of the bottom of the
lower winZe showing signs of dimin-