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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-09
Ready for Mill on
Locally Owned
Property

Bringing with him samples of gold
ore running from $50 to $500. Sam
johnson came in last week from the
Colorado River country, where he
has several properties in association
with Chief Engineer Judell of the
Nevada Northern. His purpose in
coming here was to open negotiations
for erection of a ten stamp mill on
the property. About $4,000 will be
required
The properties are about 60 miles
from Ely in the Las Vegas country.
Most of the ground in that district
is worked for placer gold. Johnson
states that he has several placer
claims from which he has obtained
results.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-09

George l.. Walker says in his
weekly copper letter In the Boston
Commercials
Copper Is stronger. and there Is
every reason to expect further
gradual advance in prices. Lake and
electrolytic are now quoted at Ia to
14A cents per pound. Some sales
were made recently at a small frac-
ton below IA cents, due to the fact
that there is just now no unity of
action or policy on the part of pro-
ducers. All agree. however, that
prices should work higher At the
present time surplus supplies of cop
per are very small, compared with
what they were three months ago.
II seems that the foreign demand
throughout the period of depression
has been about normal. Foreign
manufacturers seem to have about
as many orders on their books as at
any time within the past two or three
years On German copper consumer
states that he had 90 per cent more
orders books in December. 1907.
than in the corresponding month of
either 1906 or 1905. II seems that
only a comparatively small portion
of the copper shipped abroad was
purchased by speculators-wh which
means by those who plan to resell
later on. Some foreign consumers
undoubtedly purchased more than
their immediate requirements called
for, however, thinking the metal was
cheap. The largest producing inter-
ests in this country shipped a con-
siderable quantity of copper abroad
about the time of the panic, stored
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-09
BEARISH ON THE COPPERS
ARE EASTERN BROKERS
OUTLOOK SEEMS GOOD
GEORGE Walker Considers Advance Doubtless Close
Ahead for Metal and the StOckS--VariOuS are
Reasons Why Opinion Should Prove Correct

IL in foreign warehouses and bor-
rowed money ON 1t. The greater por-
ton of this copper mas since been
sold, withdrawn from the warehouses
and delivered. Domestic consump-
ton has undergone tremendous
shrfnkage, and as yet few ii any
signs of improvement are noted. As
soon as the easier money conditions
encourage renewal of construction
work by railroad, trolley, telephone,
telegraph, electric light and power
companies, there will be a decided
increase In the demand for copper
One of the largest producing inter
ests, a gentleman who Is most care
full student of the copper situation,
expresses the belief tnat If all the
mines were again operating to their
full capacity, the increased output
would not depress the price of copper
more than ! cent a pound He says
that II the large smelling plants now
idle were TO resume operations i'm
mediately, 1t would he approximately
five months before their refined pro-
duet could become factor in the
metal market II there were an in
crease of 20 per cent in the buying
demand il would carry the price of
copper to l 8 cents before an increase
In production could check II. OF
course the most important factor in
the copper market is the business
situation in this country. AT present
business is exceedingly bad. II IL
improves in three to six months, as
many believe 1t will, the copper mar
ket will pick up with 1t. II is good
opinion that our hard times will
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-09
Diamond Drill Gets
Favorable Results
in Phoebe Ground

The explorations of the diamond
drill on the Nevada-Des Moines prop
erty have attained depth of 500
feet from tile collar of the shaft,
says the Phoebe Record. An exam
nation of the core taken from this
depth divulges a formation consist
ent with the mineral bearing deposit
of this section. The core taken at
the lowest depth would indicate
volcanic deposit which, of course,
is conceded by all those conversant
with the subject, to be the source of
all mineral here; and to substantiate
this, actual mineral of no mean as
say value has been taken out. This
showing is sufficient to Justify the
sinking of the shaft to that depth.
To facilitate this sinking, a 40 horse
power engine will be installed and
four machine drills used and nothing
will be left undone to rush the shaft
to this depth at an early date.
The core shows the different
stratas encountered to be, FIRST:
limestone; second, SILICA; third.
quartz; then the volcanic deposit and
its attendant mineral values. The
drill has in a measure proven the
contention of Professor Pack, who
made an exhaustive study of the
formations her some time ago, and
among other things stated that the
large blow out of quarztite which oc-
ours on the summit, was thrown up
for at least one thousand feet. The
Nevada-Des Moines shaft Is at least
500 feet lower than this quartzite,
and its being encountered 500 feet
from the collar of the shaft proves IL
to have been thrown up LOO feet
at least
James w. Abbott, who is thor
oughly conversant with the forma-
lions and ore occurrences of this sec
ton, has examined the different cores
taken from the drill. and is frank In
the statement that the showing is ex-
ceedingly favorable.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-09
Ely People Put up a
Company on Raw
hide Ground

The Rawhide Ore Mining company,
the first to be organized for work in
the new camp, was Incorporated yes
terday by a number of well known
local people. The company is cap
italized for $1,000,000, with 1,000,-
900 shares of par value of 81 each.
Rawhide Mining owns 100 acres
of ground In good location and
known as the Lucky Strike Nos. !, 2,
3, and 5. The pay streak shows
free gold in much quantity and the
general run of the vein averages
about $50. As yet the development
consists of only the location work.
The treasury stock will be sold for
purposes. The rest of
the stock is pooled. The names of
officers and directors afford guaran-
tee of proper handling of the prop
erty and assurance of honest use of
the funds of the treasury.
Purchase of the ground was made
during the week by George NJ. Nix,
president of the Dolly Warden Cop
per company. at handsome cash
figure. He Immediately proceeded to
the organization of a company, with
the result of a strong combination of
capitalists. The officers are George
NJ. Nix, president; d, c. Mcdonald,
vice president; w. n. Bowen and W.
y. McGill. directors; Joseph Pheby,
secretary and treasurer. making a
strong working organization of we'll
reputable mining and BUSH
ness men of Ely.
The firm of Binford & Ilulse are
negotiating for a block of the stock
for their clients and customers and
have been promised the first consid-
Grafton as soon as the stock is ready
for sale. but as the bulk of the stock
has been promised and will be sold
In Rawhide the local allotment will
be much smaller than they think
sufficient to go around. They are
and demanding almost
double the amount that the company
have allotted TO Elyites. as the sub
seriptions already indicate an over
The request for in
creased allotment will be settled AT
a later company meeting.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-09
News of Mining Metal and Markets
Gaining

disappear by the begin
ming of the fall months. In this
event the average price of copper for
1908 should be above 10 cents per
pound.
Almost everything of an adverse
character seems to have been dis
counted by the stock market. Bad
news causes a reaction of a point or
two only now; and the activity of
the market is all on the up side.
There is a large scattered short in
terest in the market. | visited a
great many New York brokers this
week and found Is per cent of them
bearish. One of them wanted to bet
that Amalgamated would sell at 40
before 60; that Steel would go to
would sell at par, N. Y. Central at
70, etc. Such opinions as these are
being backed by short sales. The
bear traders will have to buy back
the stocks they are selling, either at
lower prices or higher. A short in
terest In a market which is as thor
oughly liquidated as the present one
is tremendous sustaining force.
to an absolute insurance
or safeguard against serious de-
cline. | feel very sure that the cop
per situation will gradually improve
throughout the remainder of the
year. As a result, the best of the
coppers will be selling considerably
higher next January than they are
now. think that Amalgamated,
Range, CRANKY, Parrot, Utah Cop
per, Cumberland Ely and Newhouse
are the best stocks to buy just now
Most of the other coppers will go up
with those have mentioned. On re-
lotions buy Quincy, Wolverine, Calu-
net & Arizona, Butte Coalition, Ana
eonda, Mohawk, Boston Consolidat-
ed, Old Dominion, Superior & Pitts
burg. Nevada Consolidated, Michigan
and Helvetia.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-09
The GirOux MAKING
Down in Shaft

Sinking and retimbering of the AL
pha shaft of the Giroux and remov-
ing of the vast amount of debris
thrown down by the disastrous cave
of December. proceeded we'll all last
week, and from progress reported it
will be a matter of but comparative
ly short time until the shaft to the
900 foot level stump will be cleared
when the bodies of the two unfor-
tunate men killed in December can
be recovered.
The treacherous ground penetrat-
ed by the shaft Is now considered
safely held. 1t was bulkheaded Sc
curely when reached by the rescue
workers last month. Retimbering
and lining the shaft will be done
preparatory to resuming operations
in the workings.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-09
HENRY CLEws SCORES
ONE ON PRESIDENT

, NEW YORK, Feb. Hen
, ry Clews, the banker, has post
> ed this notice in his Broad
, street office:
, las President Roosevelt re-
, fleets unfavorably on transac-
, tions made on margins in his
> last message, want 1t distinct
> ly understood that that word
> margin will not be used here
> after in connection with my bus
, iness-the word credit will be
. substituted in its place"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-09

A burglar entered the Robins store
in Winnemucca Saturday night and
tackled the Waterman. a man CO
years of age. They had sharp tus-
sic. but the old man finally knocked
the burglar unconscious and then sat
down on him until o'clock Sunday
morning, when assistance arrived
and the thief was turned over to the
sheriff
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-09

Local interest in the Rawhide
boom has been increased through the
fact that financing of several COM
panies to operate in that camp will
shortly be undertaken locally.
Rumors of consolidation of the Ely
Witch and Federal Ely companies
have had very noticeable effect in
changing the prices of the stocks,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-09
Ely Calumet to Float
Stock for Devel.
Opment Fund

Needing cash for further develop
ment of their property, the Ely Cal
umet will place $4,000 shares of
stock on the market at SO cents. The
property is considered a very promis-
ing one. 1t has been in the hands
of close corporation and little of
the stock has heretofore found its
way to the public.
Capitalization of the company is
81 ,000,000 represented in 81 shares.
Work on the property was COM
menced last week and the sounds of
blasting have since made music for
the ears of the residents of Ely. The
intention of the company at present
is to prospect the property thorough
ly. Hitherto good grades of CONNER
cial ore have been found on several
of the claims at shallow depth, while
gold float has given rise to rumors of
big things in store for it.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-09

both locally and in the east. The
proposed consolidation, II put
through, will make a strong combin-
alton. While the Witch holds no
large acreage the ground is admit
teddy some of the best in promise in
the district. The water right of the
Federal Ely is a valuable asset and
its ground very favorably consid-
cred.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-09

Sinking of Ely Bonanza shaft is
progressing satisfactorily. This work
is now down more than 400 feet.
Low grade ore has been encountered.
carrying values principally in copper.
Upon return of General Manager
Sherrerd, who is at present in the
east. 1t is expected that the working
force will be materially increased.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-09

Although there have been 10 start
ling developments at the Ely Witch
during the week work is being car
ried on steadily. This property still
remains favorite with local buyers
on the exchange. II has fine showing
for the making of a mine.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-09

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