The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-27

- the humboldt county camps
and results are most gratifying
to the owners. There are conditions,
furthermore, which warrant the pre-
.diction that, despite the depressed
condition in the financial world, which
has oeen preventing promoters and
owners of properties from securing
reeded capital for development in the
east, this season will witness vast
strides in the advancement of the
county's many districts wherein opera
tions had to be suspended in the re-
cent past for the lack of money.
a noticeable revival is under way
at Rosebud, believed to be caused
principally by the fact that the West
ern Pacific railroad will have its
tracks laid to this promising district
camp is credited by. people familiar
with it's every aspect with having
large developed tonnage to ship to
The smelters and as soon as the rail
road is ready TO accept the same, il
viii begin to 90 out ine Big Six
management declares that ii will be
among the first shippers
Ii Il probable too that the Brown
world during the boom days Of Rose
bud s first history making epoch, will
he ready to send out few shipments
Of rock nearly as rich as that which
made the property famous by carry
ing s400 per ton
Good ore is said to have been en-
countered at the White Alps. by the
leaser, who is said to oe sacking the
best grades with view Of shipping
~ soon as railroad ears are available
for it.
Sinking will soon he resumed on the
DreamIand and work is being carried
en- ON the Five of Diamonds, which
has a ledge of exceedingly rich silver
ore.
-Four feet Of ore averaging $40 per
ton, aud carrying also a streak worth
&27l oer ton. has been discovered in
the Rosebud Florence and which strike
is improving Continuously rs the work
advances.
On the c. +. Carpenter property,
near Washakie camp, free eold in
quantities which dazzle the eyes of
the owners. has been encountered
Among the fortunate owners are {
d. Rooklidge and George Morgan of
Salt Lake. They are expected in the
district this week, and as a result.
il is believed, details showing that
this streak is more important than
has been announced, and viii be given
to the public.
rush is on to Natchez, ten miles
east Of Mil City. This information
was brought to Winnemucca by Robert
Walther and George Bauer, who de
clared that Natchez has a better show
ing TO make good than Rawhlde. They
declare that enough work is done at
Natchcz to prove the substantial min
eral resources
,Walther made the first locations in
Natchez, has been one of its most ar
dent advocates, and has now the salts
faction of having sold ten claims there
to Bradshaw and Denison of Reno for
$4,000, of which $4,000 was passed as
first payment
The town sites are being plated
at Natchez, as result of the discover
les and developments, which are as
suring to those who have visited that
region, that the thrush which has set
in will be continuous. Peck and Sam
pie of Reno will handle one of the
townsites, which is upon property 10
Gated by f. ID. Mccarthy, and the
other townsites will be operated by
Bradshaw and Denison.
.atchez is believed TO be primarily
a gold camp, .aely to develop much
high grades with depth on the lodges
and vast quantities of milling ores
running better than average grades
necessary for satisfactory milling pur
poses
The mahagemtn of the old Inlay
shipments in the near future under
terms OF contract with smelter
that may warrant the same. In driv
ing a tunnel very high grade goldfish
ver-copper ore was encountered recent
ly, and is being sacked for shipment
II will be sent out via humboldt
House splendid mine equipment has
recently been installed on the Inlay
aud every preparation made for op-
Grating the property economically.
Oswald and Thompson, leasing on
he Kramer ledge at Goleonda, con
template the erection OF mill near
by as result of proving by develop
ment that the ledge carries within
their ground twenty feet of ore that
il will pay handsomely to handle
Within this ore, picture ore carrying
free gold in profusion is being found
Sacks of it are obtained in such guam
tity that the lessees expect to obtain
therefrom sufficient capital with which
to build their mill and small furnaces
besides.
The Kramer ledge, which may yet
make Goconda one of the most fa
nous mining centers in the state OF
Nevada, has stood exposed for years
without recognition as a hidden treas
ure Yault Scarcnly any hntter illus-