Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-03-17
GOLD CIRCLE IS
OF MUCH PROMISE

SOOu, anu every SuOfclIul VI UlTL anu
every inch of development work that
has been advanced has only empha-
sized the strength and richness of
this remarkable field, says the Gold
Circle Miner. Gold in inexhaustible
stores is actually in sight in the out
crop of the great dykes on the gold
zone of this district and the prosecu-
ton of limited development only will
be necessary to open up and disclose
at depth many great paying mines.
The mineralized area is at least
twenty-five miles long and more than
ten miles wide and within this vast
territory at least one hundred pros
poets are toray in line as actual pro-
ducing properties within the next
sixty days. The phenomenal values
found in the outcrop are maintained
at the greatest depth yet had, and in
several instances even the sensa-
tional values found at the grass roots
are eclipsed by the general average
values at a greater depth.
OF all the districts in Nevada to-
day, Gold Circle is positively the
best, for not only have remarkable
values been found in those proper
ties already located, but newer and
richer fields are being daily added,
which extend the mineralized area
far beyond the most sanguine eX-
pectations of the original locators.
The veins are not only strong and
well defined, being from ten feet to
two hundred feet in width, but the
general average values at no time
runs less than SIS or $40 to $40,
and even as high as $4,000 per ton.
This too, absolutely free milling.
Several streams of pure mountain
spring water run through the dis
trict and not only furnish an ample
supply for ordinary purposes, but a
very limited outlay will make water
power of sufficient capacity to run
large reduction plants.
Every condition is favorable for
extensive and aggressive mining and
the entire Gold Circle district is one
vast mineralized area. of exceeding
high grade milling material.
The Gold Circle Miner does not
believe in booms or excitements, but
we do believe that actual facts will
hurt no one, and. in this case, one
half of the truth is entirely sufficient
! to warrant the positive opinion that
the great veins in this rich gold zone
are richer and better defined and
carry higher values in gold than any
section of Nevada. The values be.
ing exceptionally high; the ore free
milling, and plenty of water for all
mining purposes; with veins from
fifty to two hundred feet wide, Ger
tainly denominate it a remarkable
section.
Prospectors will find the field sui
ficiently large to enlist their atten
ton and while other districts of the
state are moving along quietly in the
even tenor of their way. the rich golt
lodes of Gold Circle district demand
more earnest consideration than an.
section we know of.
! No doubt the public will think tn,
i. Gold Circle Miner is enthusiastic ans
we candidly admit such to be tn,
fact, for we cannot but concede tina
where every condition is favorabl
we have right to feel perfect conf
dence in the permanehce an,
strength of the camp.
The field is plenteous and tn
workers are few and it only remain
for very small degree of furthe
development to be prosecuted befor
Gold Circle will astonish the worl6
not only from the output of twelv
Or twenty great producers, but fror
O every indication at least a hundre
will be added to this number.
q Gold Circle district is situated
q the western part of Elko county an
near the line of Humboldt and abor
! forty-five miles directly east of Go
IS conda, on the main line of the Soutl
\ ern Pacific railroad the latter plaC
: being the Quitting point for the di
4 trict.
Three automobile lines and a stai
make regular trips from Golconda
the district. Automobile fare OF
,s way, SIS; the round trip 50
in Stage fare, one way, 81. Autom
,r biles make the trip in about thru
ID hours and half and the stage tin
about eight hours.