The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-28

- De Wolf. Special Repre-
~ n.osstive Of The News.)
- Ney., March ls.-Recent
Nann. - cold bullion from here TO
airnsn' mint at Carson City have
pvesnns-,s value Of 1921. divided
A foiows' ~. p.arc,,or ..
Fro% company $4,000; from Canyon
Hsun Company of Manhattan $4,000;
Nih' shipments. made during
previous ss1.2-4; total. s3s,274. This
Fsorua's cleared through he Bank
bullion ..,tan. the single local banking
Of MAJ, which did not close its doors
insu.ha late financial s~tringency.
durihs GENTLY completed plant of the
Tne Milling & Mining company
MEL in commission. n Its output
Is nac,ed to add materially to the
- Ir,,on of gold from here during
prV' The stamps drop with diurnal
Mar." ON ores from the various
res On the Litigation hill section.
lea.a,,on at the plant of the Manhat-
~ reduction & Refining company
plu.ened to ores from the Consolidated
The milling machinery has nov
m'ne ..orouehly overhauled, n ore
pee" .orstructed having a capacity equal
the constantly increasing tonnage
ing dow from the Consolidated
ansrtv. Ultimately hose ore bins
~ ~, no allied to repletion with gold bur
VIZ ores from the Stray Dog, Indian
ue"e e ard Jumping Jack estates. held
49, s-vear lease by the parties who
u"..r,,v purchased IN mill referred to.
cans,derable delay was experienced in
-s,uh,inx the cyanide equipment for
= canyon Milling company to camp
r,ns 70 trails completely obliterated
"a made impossible by snow. A few
d.vs ago, however. the roads again be-
80 serviceable and h long withheld
liant reached its destination. 1t is now
pract,cally in place; within a few days
~ % 70 be utilized in connection with
~. reduction Of a consignment of ore
,rom the Thanksgiving mine.
UNION NO. Q
As development of the several leases
IN the Union No. 4 claim or the Union
rx,ension Mining company progresses
tho value of that property continues to
anbance. Considerable tonnage of mill
inc erede ore is being mined and is go
,ng regularly to stamp. h average
Grade of this quartz is not in excess of
s9s the ton, although a small tonnage
,;l range from $40 to $50 in value.
rhsre Is enough ore being mined at
these leases. however. to keep 10 stamps
-..~ 40 so Tho main nnn.
tart on the acreage has been traced al
most from end line to end line of the
Irn,on No. 4. First making it's appear
orce in the workings of O'Brien and La
riue near the old Belmont trail, it is
next found in the shaft at the Riggs
lease. thence 1t obtains in the workings
Of Rose-Nash, and ultimately in the
block under lease to Miss 3. M. Wilson.
EARL o1ouND LEASED
Having loosened the grip on it's acre
age. so long and so tenaciously held by
obstructionist attorneys. the Earl COM
many has thrown it's estate open to the
lessee. This action is in accordance
with the oft repeated assertion of w. S.
Johnson. manager and principal owner,
TO the effect that Ii soon as legal en-
tanglement was unraveled the company
would be ready to enter into negotia-
tons with the leasers. Since the early
days of the camp the Earl has found
favor with well informed mining men,
and 1t Is not particularly surprising,
therefore. thai almost before the ink is
dry on the lease contracts that the
fortunate holders thereof are in the pay
crack. At the Forman holding the ledge
has been stripped for a length of 100
feet, the average break for that dis
lance being $96 gold the ton The richer