The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-06-06
c1MIJEL NEWHOUSE VISITS
THE RAWHIDE DISTRICT
) william P. De Wolf, speci'

nv william r. -
w New, June samuel c.
Ra"n'a maker of mines and builder
Ss T'0s,s and one of the worlds
Of men mining men, has pronounced
rehss' ~.rd;et on this district. Mr..
f~av'ia0,s is president of the Boston
NeT'vs ..ed Copper company, with
c'n'ol'aa'' :. bingham, Utah, where it
pr'pe'. ss5-stamp mill having a ca
s~pera''s 0 o n of ore per day. He
p'' ny president of the NewhOu.e Min
. a's' smelling company, operating the
ing ~-onerty at Newhouse, Utah. He
Cactus director of the celebrated
n.r;'sius mine at Cobalt, Canada, and
Nipl', General a potent factor in the al
smsrstries of mining and smelling.
Deu .aw enough said Mr.. Newhouse
!. rour correspondent, at time of his
70 ,;s;t here, "to whet my ap-
fS.' ~ more. / went down a half
Ps" shafts. and saw some very per-
... Looking ore bodies. In every in
,ro brought up samples of quartz
'' sod them PANIED. Besides this l
'% orab samples from the various
, ''~os and they all made very satisfac-
'..v Dannings. / went down the Shaft
10 Murray lease on the estate of
-. consolidated company, and the
,r,,o, and Truett shafts on the estate
.,. Coalition company. In each in
selected my w samples from
;mn,snse ore bodies exposed in the
Limos and from them made my own
..n;uos. | also Inspected the Kearns
= . shaft on the estate of the Raw
,.Ia oueen Mines company, selecting
..moles from the lodges and panning
~ The veins in the properties are
...o0o well mineralized and persistent
= .overal instances / noted a decided
,m,,ovement as depth was attained.
will Return to Camp
..In my Judgment the camp has
.v.rv evidence of permanency and jus
.;Des the building of a railroad, as well
- the erection of custom mills, pipe
limos and other improvements. / have
soon enough of the camp to induce me
:, ro.nrn TO it at a very early date fol
,bo rurpose of making a closer inspec'
.;on with a view to investment. l will
have something to tell you after ]
anne back he said at parting
aThsre is much here which interests
mo that I do not care to discuss a
this time. but you may state that L ex
MEET 70 do something in Rawhide.
~ would suggest to the mine owners
that they give to the local newspaper
and the representatives of the outside
mining publications their earnest sup
port, for to them they are indebted TO
the worldwide publicity and popularit.
the camp is receiving. / attribute
much of nv success in the mining ant
smelling fields to the exploitation m,
ventures have been given by the minin,
writer's of the country. To my mine
they rank with the mine maker and tn
mill man in bringing about the pros
perity of a mining community"
Strike on Consolidated
The present week is marked by on
of the most important strikes ever mad
in this district, the scene being tn
Murray lease workings ON the 17O-acr
estate Of the Rawhide Consolidate
company. The discovery is of momen
not alone because it demonstrates tn
great worth of that company's prop
erty, but also by reason of the fact tina
it proves the persistency of values a
depth in the mammoth p%orphyryti
dykes which traverse this camp. At
depth of 10 feet the Murray shaft ]
in an immense body of ore, shown
gold in the free and yielding a hig
milling precious metal content. Tn
ore is a brecciated quartz, with clea'
ages permeating it in every direction
and pans coarse colors freely. Th
body was encountered on its dip tt
ward the shaft and is identical wit
that from which high grade is bein
mined at the 150-foot level.