Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-30
camp IS NOW
/ ASTIR ALL DAY
ENGINEERS. WHO REPRESENT
( CASH FROM THE EAST VISIT
THE CLAIMS.


zen making is of the right kind
10 noise of the hoist at work, the
ok and drill and the below OF the
asst. And in quite manner there
Is been another kind of noise, the
bise which sounds like money. There
I've been and still are several deals
bder way; deals which mean money
Id the greater development of the
Emp. Two-thirds of the two Mas
h claims were taken over by J. ..
Ieele and his associates this week.
here is a deal on for a slice of the
beef YMines Company, and there has
len quite a decent block of the
Isayns No. 2 stock gathered in by
Eastern people.
seether there has been stir in
ssAp notwithstanding that we
had to contend with the failure
he bank and the temporary clos
another. Money which was
be used in one or two deals has
ben tied up, but that could not
nck the business enterprise of the
D. Rawhide has always had one
g or another to contend with, but
Rawhide spirit overcomes all OBJ
Giles, apparently, and the camp
Yes right ahead.
There have been two pairs of en-
beers representing Eastern capital,
DO have examined the property Of
\ Queen Mines Company. and the
! borts of the two pairs have been
ktically the same. Here is story
by one of the engineers, Mr..
bfriman, who went down into the
barns No. 2, which mining man
bid hardly be expected to believe,
hwhich Mr.. Merriman says that he
buS Mot believe himself, if he had
Seen present and witnessed the
hpling and the assays.
according to this authority, Is
IS of the rich streak in the drift
The 65-foot level went $4,000 a
That's the story.
7Hs assay comes from the vein II
lcl ,as found the ribbon o. almos;
ksgold month ago, and the story
he ribbon was doubted until the
biting Thomases saw the samples
themselves and beheld the gold
white rock. The experts who
examined the Kearns No. 2
sin their reports praised the
Stx, most highly, and agree that
sNse is going to get the rich. ore
9TH.
Ne shaft is down to the S00-fooI
the deepest mine in the camp
Eare now cutting a station, AM
Start a crosscut during the com
week. They have crosscut III
E'90 feet from the shaft at the
level, and Mr.. Kearns predicts
hey will cut the high-grade orc
the next 10 feet. II this b.
then Rawhide has mine will
to conjure. The Kearns No. !
zen the steadiest shipper in tht
land there is a rumor abroa'
ERE will be dividend declare
Hry near future.
the Selover-Smith lease on the Co
lon. which was brought over :
ago by Ohio parties, is turn
to be another big thing. TbA
eners have not had much t.
h regard to what they have
citing, but 1t was learned to
1t in the drift at the 5O-foo
lere is a very rich stringer a;
better than $4,000 ton. An
Ringer is lying alongside
mich goes from three to foul
in width. and the ore of which
elued at from $50 to $40 a ton
E1Rft is in nearly 100 feet.
ERawhide Indiana has pro
Come exceptionally beautiful
Crade during the week an
was quite deal on this prop
Irving S. Rosenblatt, OF Sal
isco. came to Rawhide early II
Aek.. saw specimens of ore OF
8fion at Davis's Cigar Store. an
led to visit the cline. It happene'
the night he arrived there was
Gne showing in the drift Il
me rich ore is being followed
g owners of the lease agreed
= e listurb the drift until tn
= he7ve buyer from San Francisco
Zen it. But the news of the fini
Through the camp, and durinl
hit high-graders got busy, an
he morning shift went to worl
WAS no more high-grade Il
Ehan snowballs on the hilltops
Rerintendent Needham was
SlAn, and he ordered the boys I
fL and all thoughts of sale